- Guess what?
Another day and another box that's coming in.
That's right.
We're starting to try to add animals
that are going to be to the next vision
of the new Reptarium, right?
So we're not just kind of filling up this Reptarium
but we're starting to get animals
that are going to make sense with this thing.
As a matter of fact we've got some news
that maybe as soon as tomorrow,
I might be able to see the first iterations
of the drawings of the expansion of the building.
Again, we've got a ways to go,
so I know I'd get ahead of myself,
but I'm already starting to get them things
that I think are gonna be cool for the new Reptarium,
and that's what the newest box right here.
Let's go ahead and roll that unboxing reel.
(fast paced music)
And you know we are always going to have
tons of snakes and lizards and all kinds of other stuff,
alligators, you know it, but the truth is is that
one of the things I really want to add
beyond the aquatic stuff, of course,
is some more turtles, to be honest with you.
You know, kids love turtles, I love turtles,
I used to collect turtles when I was a little kid.
Used to go out and catch them in the wild all the time.
I absolutely love them to death.
So we ended up getting some more turtles.
And I can assure you we're going to be adding
a whole bunch more, oh my gosh, these are so cool!
And this is just a species of turtle that I've always loved.
Take a look at that.
These are actually called razor-backed musk turtle,
I mean, they are so absolutely cute.
And with these are actually about nine months old right now
so they're actually born quite a bit smaller than this,
believe it or not.
So these are really well started ones.
And the hair absolutely grow.
These are actually a native to the US,
they'll go anywhere from Alabama, Oklahoma,
all the way down into Florida, believe it or not.
They get about six inches when they're adults,
so they're not big turtle at all
but just look at that cool ridge back, right?
So in the wild there's definitely
going to be a little bit more
like feeding on fish and crustaceans and stuff like that,
and captivity, of course,
they can eat turtle food like that you do.
But we will definitely supplement them
with other types of proteins as well.
They get about six inches long so they're not a big turtle
but they're still a cool turtle.
But that base is absolutely adorable, I mean, oh my god.
So we ended up just getting a bunch of these
in total we got 15 of these for like a new setup.
And again, these will probably end up
going into the new Reptarium
when they're actually a little bit larger.
And then we'll try to add some more aquatics as well.
I just, I don't know,
I just become a turtle nut.
I've always loved them
but lately I've really been getting into them.
So it's always cool to add new things to the Reptarium,
and these guys are our newest addition
and aren't they freaking awesome?
♪ Can you lay some eggs tonight ♪
Yeah, she laid some eggs tonight.
All right.
So this is actually a beautiful mex mex,
I tell you what, this is a nice one too.
This is what they would call a granite mex mex
or a San Luis Potosi Kingsnake
and that's a beautiful animal.
It looks like she's got a gorgeous clutch of eggs here.
I tell you what she did really good.
Mama, where are you going?
Where are you going, girl?
I'm going to go and put these eggs down over here.
We'll get mama back in her cage,
get this out, again as always, we always clean the cage up.
We get her fresh water, we get her all set.
Give her back all the food
'cause remember colubers will double clutch,
meaning that she's gonna get bred here
in the next probably 10 days or so.
And hopefully in about four to six weeks,
she'll have another clutch of eggs.
Nevertheless, two, four, six, seven,
beautiful eggs.
I tell you that song, that's a nice song.
This next clutch is actually an Arizona Mountain Kingsnake
or what they call a pyromelana.
And this is like the typical thing that you would find
out in the wild like that.
But this is the male it was bred to
it's what they call a sense line hypo.
The sense line hypo is a reduction of black pigment,
the melanin pigment, and it is a recessive mutation.
So all these babies are gonna be pyro,
that are hatched for sense line.
Let's see how many eggs, not a big clutch by any stretch,
but there's four little eggs, two, four little eggs in here.
And again, typically pyros lay anywhere
from four to maybe six eggs.
Unfortunately they only lay one clutch a year.
So they're definitely a lower fecundity animal.
I mean, you're lucky to get four, six babies per year
from an Arizona Mountain Kingsnake,
but it's pretty cool to get them nevertheless.
(lively music)
- You doing out here, buddy?
- Got a sloth.
- Have you seen a sloth?
- It's been really good today.
- This one is definitely trying to bite me.
I can tell.
- You can feel it squeezing around my hand.
You know, trying to figure out where you're at,
but you're not striking.
And what is worse about these guys
is they're a little difficult when they grab on.
They don't really like go away.
- Yeah, actually might be,
they're actually one of the strongest
jaw pressures out of a lot of pythons.
They may not have crazy teeth, but man,
you won't feel it when they bite you.
And the worst thing is too is like very often,
they actually don't even constrict when they eat
they just start working their way down, alive or not.
It doesn't matter.
- You'd be like Steve Irwin now that I've been in.
If you see one, don't mock with it.
Danger, danger, danger.
- Danger, danger, danger.
See how he's wrapping me like this.
So he is definitely trying to find
a part of my body and bite me,
and definitely probably try to even eat
whatever part he sees he's biting.
So this is definitely an indication,
I'm mad, I'm angry, whatever is messing with me,
I'm not gonna let go of
and they're gonna regret ever touching me.
I mean, you can even see my fingers.
He starting to squeeze me hard.
(lively music)
(laughing)
- That's cool.
- I love it! We got to get that dog!
- Next up a clutch from a Pueblan milk snake.
Lots of Pueblan milk snakes, I love them to death,
they're really good.
I always talk about being one
of the best starter milk snakes.
Again, we'll get this cage all cleaned up,
get her ready to go.
She'll be back on the food within a couple of days
and then we should be good.
Let's hope for good eggs.
Yup, beautiful clutch!
Absolutely lovely.
it doesn't matter how many times I do it.
When I start to open that lid,
it's always that rush of adrenaline.
I do, I got good eggs, I got bad eggs.
What the deal is.
And this was a good clutch.
We've got two, four, six beautiful eggs from as prevalent.
These guys will take about 60 days of hatching
and we're gonna have some beautiful little baby Pueblans.
Got a clutch here from a Lavender Cal King
that is actually hatch for snow,
bred to a lavender snow.
This group has been mixed.
Like the first three clutches were bangers,
they were perfectly all fertile.
And then the last two clutches have been a little bit shaky.
It looks like this one's a little shaky as well.
And it's weird how it goes that way,
maybe the males kind of just ran out of sperm at the end.
I mean, it's hard to really say,
but we do have a couple of slugs in here.
So I'm gonna just take the slugs out
and I always take the slugs out
just because those will actually rot a little bit
and you don't want the rotting slug eggs
to actually affect your good eggs, right?
So it's just best to take them out.
And to be honest with you,
it's pretty easy to separate slugs out
because they're so pliable.
They don't really harden like the normal eggs do
so you can just kind of peel them off pretty easily
just like this.
I can usually do it just with one hand
with a camera on the other hand.
Usually a lot easier if you don't have a camera,
if you know what I mean,
but we've got two, four, five good eggs.
Two little sluggers.
- Noah, you got something.
- Always cut towards yourself, kids.
- Yes, exactly.
I taught him well.
I taught him that, kids.
- Wait, smell it first.
Get your head down here.
You can even smell the aroma.
- Oh, yeah.
Yeah, the aroma.
- Wow, it's double box.
Let's see what we got.
- Well, there's Mushroom Jerky, what?!
- Mushroom jerky.
Oh, this better send us to the moon.
(chuckling)
- Oh yeah.
- It's made with shiitake.
Some coffee, dude I have the best friend ever.
You know this is just a friend, right?
- That's awesome.
- She sent me soap.
- What is this now?
- This is a CBD honey.
- CBD honey?
- Wow.
- What?!
- Am I going to keep her.
- Oh my God, that's awesome.
- Some jam, we got a couple of cloths.
- My gosh.
- More honey.
- Dang man, you got lucked, you got hooked up.
- I got hooked up.
- That's nice.
You know I've talked about this new gene animal
for the last couple years
and it's just basically a gene that popped out
that's really orange as a baby.
This happens to be a cinny new gene
and you guys know that cinnamon
are kind of like dark brown, right?
And this is a kind of orangy animal
and I've been saying like, what should I call it?
So we decided actually on pumpkin ball python.
Now I know there's a pumpkin pie,
but I don't think that there's a pumpkin ball python.
So this instead of a new gene animal
is now going to be called the pumpkin ball python.
And we've got four clutches on the ground,
this bred to all kinds of really cool stuff.
And we have one more clutch left to lay this year.
So hopefully, genetically we'll really be able to isolate
and find out what's going on with this pumpkin gene.
I think it's gonna be an absolute ripper
because it's so absolutely incredible,
cleans things up, make it really orange.
So this project is a cool new project
and I just thought that it needed a cool name,
and I think pumpkin ball python is a pretty cool name.
I think when we start getting things like a pumpkin spice
and pumpkin this and pumpkin that so.
So just wanted to update you guys
so here is the pumpkin ball python.
- I still have no idea of what we're doing.
- Oh, we just got a clean her glass.
So basically Tiana,
she's been in a weird mood the last couple of days.
- Yeah.
- And as soon as you open it, for some reason,
she thinks she's getting fed.
So we've got to work.
- I'm scared of her 'cause she doesn't like me, bro.
Let's do this.
Gonna take her out.
- Whoa!
- Stop, Michael.
- What are you doing?
- I don't know, she doesn't want that.
What?!
Okay, I'll clean this, that's fine.
- Okay, sweet.
- Why doesn't she like me?
Come on, Tiana.
- Hey, clean the glass.
- I really cleaned glass, bro.
(chuckling)
There we go.
- That is not good at all.
Look at all the streak.
Windex is streak clean free,
that means that you.
Hey, glass has two sides. - There you go.
- One and two, that's not.
(chuckling)
Look at it!
Gonna kill me.
He's gonna blame it on a gym, you're adopted son.
Oh, did you just fart?!
- Mate, you said I was adopted?
- Yeah, you heard that.
Just clean at least.
(laughing)
- I looked just like him, have you seen him?
Have you seen the hair?
- Yeah.
- Hey, it's actually really bad.
- Tiana, what are you doing?
- But I don't know why.
Genesis, will you help me clean the glass?
- All right, okay.
I'll try it.
- Does it look good?
- No.
- How about you do that, I'm gonna get Tiana.
(arguing)
Mike, give me the iguana.
Give me the iguana!
- Climb up there, I can't get up through that.
- Yes you can! - No.
- Yes, you can.
- You climb the fence, go.
- Give me the iguana.
- Okay, cool.
She doesn't like you.
You say all the snakes are like me, she hates you.
- Ow.
Mike, go clean the glass now.
(poop splashing)
(everyone shouting)
(laughing)
- No! - Yes!
(laughing)
Thank you for taking Tiana.
Okay, let me clean the glass.
(laughing)
- Why does this iguana hate me?
This is my favorite hoodie.
My shoe is...
- This is great day.
- Oh, it smells so bad.
- She's shitting more.
- Hm?
- She's pooping more.
This is great.
It's the best day ever.
- Got to stand here and let her poop it out.
- Yeah, you got her.
There's no point in pooping in cage.
- I don't want paper towel, what am I going to do with that?
(suspenseful music)
This is so gross.
I'm just standing-
(fart exploding)
Now she wants to wipe it all over my hoodie!
Oh my god.
- This is the best day ever.
- Is she pooping more?
- Yes.
- Is she really?
- Yeah.
- I can't even see it.
- Here you put her back now
because I don't want her poop in the cage.
Go ahead.
Oh, you're such a good girl.
- You clean up the poop, dude.
- No, it's all you.
- If you guys enjoyed this video,
here's another playlist that I did handle
a bunch of venomous stuff and all kinds of other cool stuff.
You can watch one or two of those videos,
I sure do appreciate it.
On this side, do me a favor, hit that subscription button.
Have an absolutely wonderful day, reptile army.
Remember, be kind to someone
and I promise I'll see you tomorrow.